Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
LOCAL AND oTmKs sors.
scraps from the Notebook Of che
SensanePs Reporter.

SCRAPS from she Notebook Of eli,
sentsnePs Reporter.
A big day at Diamond tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be the Fourth Of July
"Unfurl The standard to the air to
morrow.
The rain on Friday flushed the biz
ditch.
A $4,000 fire at Newark, CAL, was caused
by cigarettes.
Real estate transfers in Reno last weel
footed up $50, 900.
Fred D%angberg's barn In Douglas county
was destroyed by fire Monday.
The Irish Land bill will come up In the
House OF Commons on Monday.
So far there is q poor showing Of ever.
greens in Eureka for the Fourth OF July.
A North of England ferryman has the
following motto: "No crown, no cross I"
Applications for IL, 1862, acres Of land
were filed In the State Land Office at Car
son last week.
What arrangements have been made to
FIRE a salute in Eureka on the Fourth Of
July? Let US have q little anvil chorus.
A vein Of ore four feet wide, assaying
500 per ton is alleged to be exposed on
the 300 level in the Toiyabe mine at Aus
tin.
The Richmond Con. Mining Company
paid off their hands at the mine yesterday,
and will pay at the furnace ON Tuesday
next.
In taking down an old adobe at Ventura,
CAL, some wheat was found which had
probably been slowed away for the past rs
years.
On Friday last hailstunes as big as
marbles fell on Prospect Mountain; at
the same time it hailed thick and fast on
Ruby Hill.
Near Verdi, in this State. large beds Of
coal crop out over an area Of 1900 acres.
and IL is likely the deposit will soon be
worked.
During the heated term don't drink
much water; don't drink much whisky;
don't drink much b%eer-don't drink much
anything.
A young poet, in describing heaven,
says: cit is a world Of bliss fenced in
with girls"
The Silver State says it is alleged there
has been crookedness in the Government
surveys of the line between Elko and
Humboldt counties.
The Royal English Commission ap-
pointed to inquire into the Pasteur system
has completed its report, which, in the
main, is favorable.
The SENTINEL thanks the Rescue Hose
Company for complimentary tickets to
their ball to take place on the evening OF
the Fourth Of July.
The Avalanche says immense ore de-
mine at Wagontown. The ore in sight Ia
estimated TO contain S., 900 900.
A great many tickets were sold for the
Rescue Hose Company's ball yesterday,
considering the dull season, and il 10 ex-
pected that II will be q very fine affair.
The issue Of standard silver dollars
from the Minis during the week that ended
June IS was sos, 296. The shipments Of
fractional silver coin since June amount
TO 1851 1877.
A few days ago fourteen bead Of fine
horses belonging to John T. Murphy d
Co. were killed ct Moreland, Montana. BY
9 stroke of lightning. The loss amounts
to about 1000.
TO dream OF q ponderous whale,
/, Erect on the tip OF his tail.
ii Is the sign of q storm
al III the weather 10 warm.
n Unless ii should happen TO fail.
7 Farmers around Carson complain tina
they cannot obtain hands to perform tn
: work that Is now necessary TO be done, ant
, say the Indians are more industrious thar
: white men. This looks bad for the prou,
Caucasian.
A Berlin paper says: The Porte has or
dered the Germanis Company OF Kie
to dispatch to Turkey g vessel with Nv
a torpedo catchers, also nine torpedo boats
The vessels are required to be powerful
and speedy.
The Silver State says that the purchaser
: OF the Pittsburg mine in Lewis Distric
are going to build a new mill, In whicl
Huntington crushers. similar to those il
the Paradise Valley Company's mill, will
: be used instead OF stamps.
During last week Charley Chucovicl
bought for $4,000 the brick structure o,
. Center street, near Commercial Row
Reno, known for many years as the Win
termantel Hotel. He was offered SIS, 90
8 for 1t the other day. The offer was refused
A Tombstone man from the Patagonia
mountains, A. t.. says the fire has lai
bare large tracts OF country heretofor
/ covered with brush and vegetation, an
3 mat 1t now presents opportunities 70
o prospecting that have never before bee
accessible on account OF being covered b
J dense forests.
The Moonlight Social Club.